Review by CoMod Chris of the Carrera DIGITAL 132 AMG Mercedes C-Coupe DTM Euronics “Gary Paffett” (Art. No. 30675)
The 2013 DTM season was the second since the season restarted in 2012, and Gary Paffett finished sixth in the overall standings. His company car, sporting the Euronics livery, will now also compete on the Digital 132 track. The blue and yellow color scheme suits the car perfectly, complementing the six previous DTM cars from the 2012 season without creating any danger of confusion. Unfortunately, this car will not be available in the Evolution range, so analog drivers will also have to resort to the digital version.
The Mercedes is still no lightweight, but it sits firmly on the track and is fairly foolproof to drive, regardless of the chosen magnet configuration. Its performance is comparable to the other two DTM car types, so nothing stands in the way of a balanced race.
Best regards,
Chris
The 2013 DTM season was the second since the season restarted in 2012, and Gary Paffett finished sixth in the overall standings. His company car, sporting the Euronics livery, will now also compete on the Digital 132 track. The blue and yellow color scheme suits the car perfectly, complementing the six previous DTM cars from the 2012 season without creating any danger of confusion. Unfortunately, this car will not be available in the Evolution range, so analog drivers will also have to resort to the digital version.
The Mercedes is still no lightweight, but it sits firmly on the track and is fairly foolproof to drive, regardless of the chosen magnet configuration. Its performance is comparable to the other two DTM car types, so nothing stands in the way of a balanced race.
Best regards,
Chris
